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Why Clear?
Industry-recognised for being people-first, our team of specialists supports start-ups, SMEs, corporates, multinationals and individuals.
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We offer broad and bespoke sector specialist insurance solutions for peace of mind.
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In recognition of our commitment to maintaining the highest standards of knowledge, ethical practice and guidance.
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We're dedicated to providing exceptional customer service to respond proactively to the needs of our clients.
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98% of claims that were reported in 2024 and settled by insurers were paid out. We’re committed to supporting you.
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We strive to succeed in developing long-lasting client relationships based on trust
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The bigger picture
Stay up to date with news about the insurance landscape and how it affects you and your business
- Risk Management
Wildfire and fire risk: practical steps for businesses
Wildfire incidents across the UK have highlighted how quickly fires can develop and the potential impact they can have on businesses, property and local communities.
- Property
Property alterations and insurance: when should you review your rebuild cost?
Extending, refurbishing or upgrading a property can change more than its appearance or functionality. Significant alterations can also affect how much it would cost to rebuild the property following a major loss.
- Employee Benefits
Supporting children's Mental Health: What employers can do beyond the headlines
The Government is considering proposals to restrict social media access for children under the age of 16 as part of wider efforts to improve young people's mental health. While the debate around any future legislation continues, it has once again brought children's wellbeing into the national spotlight.
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